
Easter Sunday
Easter Worship is on Sunday, April 20. We will have two identical services at 9:00 and 10:30 a.m.
A children’s egg hunt will happen between the two services at 10:00 a.m.
Practical Details:
– Location: 760 E Broad Street, with a large parking lot behind the building, and a covered drop-off area with ADA access doors. When you walk in follow the steps or take the elevator to the lobby. In the Lobby, the restrooms are to your right and the sanctuary is straight ahead. The sanctuary door toward the right is ADA-accessible.
– Children: Children worship with us at BSPC. We know that means wiggles and giggles. We have diaper-changing stations in both restrooms off the lobby near the sanctuary.
– Hearing Devices: Ushers have hearing devices or use our T-Coil technology by switching hearing aids to T.
– What to Wear: That is totally up to you. Some folks dress more casually, while others wear suits, especially on Easter! You are welcome as you are.
– When to Arrive: The 10:30 a.m. service is typically a larger crowd so arriving by 10:00 a.m. is usually helpful. However, for the 9:00 a.m. service, 10 minutes early would be plenty of time.
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Welcome to Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Columbus, Ohio. We are a PC(USA) church that joyfully invites honest questions as we worship and serve a big, mysterious God. We take the Bible so seriously that we seek its deeper meaning without being confined by literal interpretations. As an intentionally inclusive, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and anti-racist community, we welcome all. At Broad Street, you’ll find a vibrant community of all ages and stages: the curious and the confident, justice seekers and hands-on helpers, children, teens, and folks in their 90s, music lovers, lifelong learners, and those who love to laugh, sing, and pray together. Welcome!
YOUTH
Middle and High School youth have a safe space at youth group to be authentically themselves. We offer a community that supports young people’s social and emotional well-being, encourages them to ask hard questions about life and faith, and invites them into justice centered service work. Youth Group is a unique place to make friends as our youth come from more than 12 different school districts around the city.